Conclusion:

In conclusion CV has become increasingly popular in all fields of chemistry as a means of studying of redox states. The methods enable a huge potential range to be scanned rapidly for reducible or oxidizable substances. That capability together with its variable time scale and good sensitivity make this the most versatile electrochemical technique. At the similar time it must be emphasized which its merits are mainly in a realm of qualitative or diagnostic reasons. The Quantitative measurements (rate or concentration) are best acquired via other techniques e.g. pulse technique. Due to the kinetic control of many cyclic voltammetry experiments, some caution is advisable when evaluating the results in term of thermodynamic parameters like measurements of E⁰´.